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Can You Mortgage Two Flats on One Freehold? Titles, Leases and Lender Checks

Two flats on one freehold? Understand when UK lenders may consider a whole-block mortgage, separate flat leases and the title checks that can delay refinancing.

Cranes above buildings under construction, illustrating property development finance and exit planning

Development Exit Finance: What If Your New-Build Homes Have Not Sold?

Finished the build but still waiting for sales? Compare a development loan extension, exit finance and other repayment routes, with costs, titles and contingency checks.

Residential buildings illustrating home mortgage choices

Fixed or Tracker Mortgage? Should You Fix for 2, 5 or 10 Years?

Fixed or tracker? Compare two, five and ten-year mortgage deals, the global interest-rate outlook and the risks to your monthly budget.

Brick terraced houses on Powis Street in Liverpool

Is Buy-to-Let Still Worth It? How to Assess Your Next Property Deal

Before buying a rental property, check the real cash return. A worked buy-to-let example, mortgage stress tests and practical landlord checklist from TLA Finance.

Row of red-brick British houses beside a road illustrating UK first-time buyer mortgage lending under the 2026 income multiple rules

Mortgage Income Multiples in 2026: What the New PRA and FCA Rules Mean for Buyers

New PRA and FCA rules took effect on 28 October 2026. Learn what changes to mortgage income multiples mean for first-time buyers and affordability.

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You’ve Protected Your Home. Have You Protected Your Family, Health and Income?

Mortgage protection isn't just life cover. Understand critical illness, income protection, private health insurance, 2025 claims, NHS waits and affordability.

Residential houses on a London street illustrating the UK housing market and mortgage outlook in 2027

Bank of England Raises Interest Rates to 4%: What Could Happen to Mortgages and House Prices in 2027?

The Bank of England has raised rates to 4%. Explore inflation forecasts, economists' views and what 2027 could mean for UK mortgages and house prices.

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Your First Home Scheme Explained: Can You Buy With a 2.5% Deposit?

Understand Your First Home: the 2.5% deposit, 20% equity loan, eligibility, local price caps, future interest costs and expected February 2027 launch.

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Can I Get a Mortgage If I Have a Student Loan?

A UK student loan does not automatically prevent a mortgage. Learn how repayments affect affordability and why clearing the balance needs careful thought.

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Can I Get a Mortgage If I Am Retired?

Retirement does not automatically prevent a mortgage. Compare pension affordability, repayment terms and retirement interest-only options before applying.

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